Police: Gifted SC students discussed how to kill teacher
Authorities say nine students at a school for gifted kids in South Carolina discussed how to kill a teacher in a private Instagram chat.
Author: Associated Press
Worms in broccoli at North Carolina college prompt inquiry
Students at a North Carolina university say their dining hall is serving them under-cooked food and broccoli filled with worms.
Molina wins it in 10th, Cards top Braves 5-4, Game 5 next
The winner-take-all Game Five will be on Wednesday at SunTrust Park in Atlanta.
Statehouse committee to probe Caslen’s hiring
A legislative committee will review the controversial hiring of new University of South Carolina President Robert Caslen.
Kroger and Walgreens to stop selling e-cigarettes at stores, gas stations
Kroger is the latest retailer to discontinue the sale of electronic cigarettes as government officials continue to look at more regulations of the devices.
Clemson police investigate reported campus assault
Police are investigating reports of a sexual assault on the campus of Clemson University.
McCaffrey scores 3 TDs, Panthers hold off Jaguars 34-27
The Panthers piled up 285 yards rushing and three touchdowns on the ground, and held on to defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-27 on Sunday for their third straight win and first victory at home in nearly a year.
Duvall, Braves rally in 9th to beat Cards 3-1, lead NLDS 2-1
Atlanta will go for the series win tomorrow in St. Louis.
South Carolina woman dies in motorcycle collision with deer
LEXINGTON, S.C. (AP) – Authorities say a South Carolina woman died after the motorcycle she was riding on hit a deer. News outlets report that the Lexington County coroner Margaret Fisher said 53-year-old Ruth Hunt Payne of Lexington died at the scene of the wreck. She was a passenger on the motorcycle, which hit a deer around just after 11…
Investigation details shootings by South Carolina officers
An investigation into South Carolina police shootings found that Greenville County deputies have pulled the trigger more than any other agency in the state.
